Kim Ives and W.T. Whitney

November 10, 2026

U.S Marines patrol in Port au Prince, March 15, 2004. U.S. troops suffered their first casualty in Haiti when a Marine was injured by gunmen as the poor Caribbean country's new leader protested a visit to the region by ousted President Jean Bertrand Arist

Washington using ‘gang’ bogeyman to justify widely rejected military intervention

October 17, 2022 Kim Ives and W.T. Whitney

The lede of the Guardian’s Oct. 7 article on Haiti, repeated with slight variations throughout the international mainstream media, was that “Haiti’s government has authorized the prime minister, Ariel Henry, to ask the international community for a […]